A brief Sunday morning shower chance gives way to hot, humid conditions near 88 degrees. Storms return Tuesday night into Wednesday.

Light rain gives way to a muggy 84-degree Sunday in Milwaukee, with storm chances returning Monday and Tuesday before a late-week cooldown.

Oklahoma City is headed for a 103-degree Sunday and a week of triple-digit heat. Dry winds and drought conditions are adding fire-weather concerns.

Dallas is headed for another week of triple-digit heat, with sunny skies and almost no rain expected.

Clear skies will not last long in Jacksonville. Afternoon thunderstorms could bring heavy rain, lightning and gusty winds before a stormy week continues.

St. Louis is headed into a long stretch of 100-degree heat, with warm nights offering little relief. A small storm chance arrives late Friday.

Pittsburgh’s weather heats up quickly, with highs reaching the mid-90s before thunderstorms move in later this week.

Cloudy skies give way to a hotter Cleveland stretch, with highs near 91 by Wednesday and storms returning midweek.

A quiet Sunday morning will give way to storms, heavy rain and heat indexes near 102. The unsettled pattern sticks around through Saturday.

Clear skies start Sunday, but Columbus is heading into a mid-90s heat surge before storm chances return Thursday.

Detroit faces a rainy Sunday before temperatures surge into the 90s early this week. The heaviest rain threat stays north of the city.

Cincinnati’s calm Sunday starts a four-day heat climb, with 98 degrees possible Wednesday before late-week storm chances return.

Washington heats up quickly, reaching the upper 90s by Tuesday and Wednesday. Isolated storms return Sunday, with wetter weather possible later in the week.